La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENINGOBSERV'R.-M '(RANDE, OREGON
I
Home
HILL'S
A ficHtil IMnro to Trade
Owned
Store
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i baso in Hie seventh,, reullyd ccid
j J lips ihe contest. Tin Hox Kut only!
eight hit:: to M for the Tltterst
1 lilll made full UK" If thi'Ul. i
j TlK' Ht. I.olils .Browns eouhl K't 1
I only five liitii off tlit nlTi-rfriKH of!
; 1'ete Jnhlouowskl, American as-:
Mil-'. ; ion re,riili, and "la vein nil
won, 3 to I . !
PlllmlelphMi Wins
Wihlm yy mii I he part of Mac-
I'ayden ii ml Morris nii'l fielding
en hy (.. .Miller mill ItrKiin en-
Portland Splits
Double Header
With Missions
Huskies Point For National Title
Track Vets Boost Squad's Threat
XUATTI K O.J') Tin- national iiiK f i Hie national event. Hi- Won
League 1
Standing
My Hit AsMiHalcil I'itsa
While the other Hubs in Ihc
leuinie enjoyed their rcirutar Mon
day holiday, Portland Ducks !
and M isfdnn iikiIm Pitt In double i li,Ht ''r ami arc considered jum
nbhd Ihc Phlliidelphia A.thlet-K time at the Portland hull vnr.iai: t .rout, If not stronirer tl:U sen-
Merdav. Tho ten wit unlit n ! -"
of ilu- I'nivf rfity of Washington year.i nun wm-n hi eovercd the
trart; tram (hi season. milr- in -1 : 1 T.5 st eonds. If Ik lust
. 'I In- limbic placed second to' this sprint; " t lie- short WashinK-
ln ihe hij? tii-K.iii I'Mcauo ton indoor track has licen 4:11.
SENATORS TAKE
NINTH STRAIGHT
'Washington Noses. Out
? Yankees While Athletics
r Defeat Red Sox,
'consistently. The club haw "been
fielding brilliantly, hlttliitf op
portunely and Johnson bun nhortii
iare juilKitioai in jiiKKlhiK' - hi
pitchers with l.loyil Hi own, Irving
i I ii 1 !', "l-'Irpo" Alarherry and
Clailand Iha.ton an a ''hi- four."
Scnnici: Much Kiniljclil
TevterdayV I-fi victory over the
New Vnrk VanknH wan ilu Sen-aloi-K'
nlntli in rli-vca iiik-h and
tlioir Mfvcnih in a row. , WnHhtiiK
iin look nn early lead, IJiankM to
f omi' Mpwrtarnlaj- hitting .hy Hlinri
slop Jon Ci'onfn, antl - then 'held
on lc It In tin fare (if u 'Yankee
rally in the later fraiwH, t'ronin
drove In Ihrmj ruifM wllh a honif
nin. trlido and dotihle, 'I lie Ynn-Kii-!i-
dime MiiiiK-i ry- nii- of i Mie
to renre loin riinx in the ninth
without ji hit and heal the Hfmton
lied HOV. h-A.
In the N'allonal leairne, the New
York (jlaulK lout their fiiyt Kalile
, in' 1h en; rson, howlnj,- to Ih'.aiklyn
! C to wh-n Harvey llendriek
! douhh-d with the liaeH filled In
; Ihc niit)i. The defeat lunke Mill
i Valkei".s Hiring of II Mrulifht v!
Jori run tii during the hit lei
pai t of 1 't-'.t and this weapon.
TiavlK Jael;Hni of the (Jiaiitn hH
h.'i- fiflh hoiii.'.- run f the year.
lonr Iiiiiix1 runs, two hy (lahhy
C-ineli weight man. In fa ml heroin-
dotild' he.-i dor. the hotno Kuard
laklnft; thn flrt Kume. 5 to 4. and
the vhdloi-H winning the Feeond, U
if- I, i hint Toni.iilrtln their, m-v n
KNine FerieK,
l-'i atari uu tho dayV play , wan
Ted j'lllette. hrother nr llerninu.
who i.-: the senior pHeher on the
.M,hion luh. T-d hold tho Ihiekff
to eight liitu and In tidditinn to.
hnrlim; hall Keeured tthi'oe hit.
I'urtlB Kullericm turned In the
lliiiul vli ioi y, holding I lie op-
w o v.iiuoy ..,,1,1.... i ( in. .rti..u (
Hailnilt and Hip olheis hy ('hurley ' " :
I'ooL and-Cliff Heatheote. enaliled Sni,') iHfi-rt Ii M'hi
fJilrasn'M I'uiiK to heat the 'Jtt- T;).s week flndrt the Seals ftp
It urxh I 'Ira tew, 7-4. Knot was poking tint Saerani'i'titn, Senator,
loiielii'd fur ii hlt hut lightened at Han Franeixeo In their rirat Herles
up In the plnchea and fan nod nine f tlu- year. The HnatoiH are In
men. . r.ocond plaee, hut, unh-Hg n jinx
'I ho Ht. I JtiiH CanlinalM took ad- horU'OinJnic Hint hurt trailed
vantago of eigia hae on ImllK ln' In r"r ''':iIf Un" ,,rt 1'"'. they.
and whipped rineinnatl. 8 to 3. l""i'V wm mill ineniseiveH low
er in tho perron tago oolimin at
tho end of the week, i'or the pant
He vera I yearn, the Kealj have liaiT
My Herherl V. lUirkei- Jon i ronni. ami tnen hem .. .. finfHh(.(1 f(. .lw( ,..inrwi,.u , little dlfHeuhy trimming the Hat
U.V-fIti'.r I'reiw HjrtH Writer) ,m 11 '" (Jf 11 , ,,t imnonlo eluh. 1
. . ' . .... i-allv In Hie later fraiiL"H. Crania' 1 " ''"HNea eoueenlrated (heir
la the raet. or expen opinion . - , . hlitlng In the fifth. lth and hov- 1111 Zn-'n.Inoh'.s hard hitting and.
.t, . ' H.ild they would ho lueky lo v.. enth innlni: to hent the itotoi. nghilng Ualm meet the I.om Angeles
a.py highon lhan. wveiith . ' nrnve:. i t. 4 eluh at Wi ighy field. Zamloeh
i-.-e. Walter Jnhnmin'K w asning- j ( inn rallv In t e ' ':'; iH'g'.ioll ii'iU.-m t,f Jlvi rH'i
i ti honour oii!liHie to Met .., ,, ,A. - i I'OltTI.AVH IMtcilirci' there y in the hagui aiuL the
iHstxy paee to lead tho Ameriean ,"lr!lJ.((jn j , . lerle with the HJiithern eluh
Ie;pguo. ., . ' , j . ' , , 1 J'Ol(Ti,ANI Ore, Apr 2f' (AI ) I? 11 l" dnsi.' and excUlng.
NonneeMhay. or urHe. where - ,H't rW-jagru hlle .V;'! flintier., egg, ; milk (hutterfat .).,', . , . MiiHniHriViUt ' -
thiv Hena,tot-H will fln.Mh hut th;- np: ;jidlf ttttimil plaee: wllh a fk7 : ia)ry, country jnoalH, oiiIoiih, -po- n llw-'north Ihe MhodonH move
lari romaUm'that theynre playlng'MrllinjillMoV'rMetrolt. Carl Hynrl iiato; ' wMo"!, ' ntitH. hay. -. ivtw-arrti ' on! ' to' Mii le, wlieroV'lted" Kll
: Hon (1h- up barn-hall, taking advanti. , okl . lilt. u. .hpme. ( inn.' 'tMti'le and .hark and hoi's Hteady andMinehang-i h ier will renew neoua&itaneeH ond
t rvi t o add a few pdlnlH to hi
,' Mnn 'i:f the la nlliletes who1
eonilieted I'or Was'iiu'-ilon are
hack for duly, luetudin-x Iwo 1 1 1 1--hohier-
and a I'oruVr ehamidon. J
Hleve Anderson. olleiate luw
hurdle (diatnpion ami -:d (lenung,
half mile title w Inner, have heeii
working on an indoor liaek for .
revera'. week.s a ml are fat ap
proa( hlng toi form. ' i
A mh iron siIho won the National.
A. A. t'. hixh and low hurdle titles
Mil. JoHNUp'n hoM marl; hint ye;
was .Hi feet inclie.v. In early
Indoor practice- HiIm seavm tihe
former IJunky foothnll r a plain has
l enched Tdl feet t! 'j Inches with
indi( atioiis of hettcriug that mark
nut -ii: -dooi-:t Saturday Jensup
ii:t thf nlv-t feet .S Inohe
and the iliseu IfiS feet 1 InehiH
In the meet wilh Stanford.
ther veterans are Julian Itain
Ktead. weight man: Cro.sltv 1 'end te
at Jji-hvc- la-t. sunwM-r. Andemm , l))n, tXwU Htar: (Junii.n Hodds, run
at present Is i eioverlng from a )ljni; n..t(. of Oenung in the half:
plained
Itlifuo
a nkle.
K'iser,
I irlH collegiate
mile ehamrili:;!, la hael: and poilil- (ptarier mile.
Klhert Sellerit twu-mller and Tal
lin'- Hartley, 4!i-.teeoml man in the
lfnr.'H percentage at I lie o.ono
of the Indians.
The Portland 1 uc!i.s oat or (a In
the llnllywond Stars in a seven
suuie fet.
At Portland, first game: K. It. K.
GOLFERS TO SAIL
FOR OLD WORLD
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of nvr-ry dn'.'ik nnl wlnnlnic -'1it'.:Jo
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llmuklyn :i 7 j
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I Ni'- York 2 7 .222
: Eight Walkei' Cup Repre-
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sentatives Ready to :
Leave New York.
Portland O.-W.
ITo Send GO To
UhlA Grande Meet
All games must he played on
logulation (Haiunid under official
tales'.. Courpotillon will he open
i lily to hoys who are amateurs and
who will not have attained their
17th hirthday hefore Sept. 1.1.
lH.'tn. 'J.ich ple,yer irjust ho a
hoiia tide resident of the commun
ity in which he eni.41.. according
to legion regulations, livery play
er ir,u:t fill-out a certificate of
1 ontiy and eliglhility and each team
NKW YOKK. Apr. 2!l (A)')
Seven of America's eight Walker
( 'up gdf representatives had
gathered here today and Hie eighth
was no further away than Wash
ington. '
Wilh their departure on the
MLain eta n la set for toniiorrow af
ternoon, Huhhy Jones, !taitaln of must register on a certificates .uf
hold, '('ii fthe llritish amateur scop.
l)litf'.Jiyi'e WctheretJ ln r4
tired iiml'nOll pot.Uefenil thir Mrlj
Ish women'a ehumpionji ip as the
ha.:, oi'tcil done. . , v,,. T
'Ihe heM previous year. that tho
Yankee golfei-H have ever enjoyed
on Hrlti.-di Foil was li'l'O the year
that ltuMy Jt.ncs capturtd the
HiUiyh -pen for the first time at
l.ynthaui. and SI. Anne's. Jesn
Sweetser won the liritlsh amateur
at A', ilri'leld and the two eom
hined to help A ni"i lea triumph
in tin- Walker Cup mhtches hy the
elose Hcore of i to 5. . . .
In Hie Hritish open, the first'
four wen Jones. Al Watrous. Wal
ter Hngeii and (Icorgo yon Khn.
Walter llJig' U (leitrihutcil to the
nut hy heating Abe Mitchell. 2
and 1 in their lamous. 72-hoh
mil tch that . ai-otmfd so :mueh
d )i f rovijiry hecii.use thet A.'merl
can pro kept his llritlnh rival
waiting at the tee. . ..
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If the Grand Army of the le
puhlic's links does as w'l on.thi
other side this spring. thVre Vlll
he no raust for comqilaint. At
Ua-st there It; the aat1 chance of
another Yankee cleanup with;
I . Jo lies, Johnston, Von Kim,
Voight. Willing. Moe, Ouluvet and
VieKvnzIo loading the defense- of
the Walker Cup as well as the. at
tach on the llritish Anialeur. '"
j. Jones, IHeRel. K o ton 'Smith,
Von Klin and a. few "others ad
vancing t.ii the llritish Open:. '.
Idegel taking up -the .porso.T
:(i nihlicks with . Aho Mltcliell.
And the higgosl. lit... (Jf
American women, slars'- yet .inus
lered for foreign play, . led hy
Olenim (Jltiitt. " PV'leir l-fJeks.
Maureen. Orcult. Virginia, Van
(and a. iloxen others, for a team
mnleh as as ihe Hrilisji .wom
en's championship.
. Arrangements for the rortland-
Ii Crande- railroad athletic meel
ihe Invading expedition; Krancis i
OulMpt.' Hon! Moe and Or. 'O. I-. '
Willlnt; all arrived in town yos-
intry. 'No team n:Hy carry mnm
than 14 players and all players
must, have heen enrolled hefore
lerday to jGlii three other mem- : Juno l.ri
H E ROIC
IhiTP Knnilav. .Mai- 1 hnt-n I '" li: or lll loam, ll-ililson Ii.
oi.mnlftotl. it nan nniiounocil yes- j (Jinimy) Johnston, national 11:11:1-itr-Mlny
nrtornnon. The I'nrtlanil ,,,U1' i'l;iiUlon. Clforuc Von Kim
o.-Y. unit. will .lie roiirranntpil liv '""l iiiw VoIkIU. Tho olKhtli
inhont lilt nthlctoK. anil tho pIunH I mi-mlior 'of tho Miami, liolallrl Mac-
for tho ilav'.s oompotltlon Indniloti I Uonzk', Ih expcc'toil from Wash-
l.asoball, i,'olf VnnlH. mvimmlni:. I loiiny or lomoiron-
rhn playrr jiorsonncl
of a team cannot he changed after
dale of offy-ial en i Jllnient. ex-
eept in case or deiith or disahil-
Ity creating a vacancy. No local,!
' county, district, stale, regional,,
j sectional or final tiiiirnament shall,
i he plafed under the aiopices of any
rilll) fUOOlIUW. liapSIIOUUIlg, Ilorse- " - . im-.I- " i minim i ' ' .
shoes and track practically the ! ll,n "'' decide to Vo, Jones am. .tfiurnaments i decide state
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wlll'play no Koll" ln're. j rh.-nniiioiis will ho limli'i-tho illroc
t "I have. Iioon playlilK innrh moro i i;(n nf io stato AlniTloan l.oKion
KOlC thin u-lnlor than iiMiial." lit-1 oi'anh:atlon. No toan? iinironiiH
Haiil, "anil ilo not i'im-I tho 11000 of 1 hall hoar lotiorliiKH otJior than
itililitiontil play until wo ot ovor tho lotion post or ilopartniont,
Ihoro. Yo will havo in train prao- ' 11,,. town, rlty or roni'innnlty,
tiro or anylhlnif of that tort horo. , 1 xci pt thai, tho playor's namo will
'Hii'i'" will ho plunly of lliao for I h(. ncrniillcl on tho sloovo or Iho
that whon o Ki't to KnMlanil." i onirorm thlit. ll' a nlayor la
Kvliurts K011I llnttlo lonnil IhoIIkIIiIo. ho nnmt ho iIIb-
Jono.i liolli vo.s Hint tho Ani.orl- onallrioil Invinoiliati'ly from further
fans will havn il roal lialtlo on ' . 1.1 ii l.. . i. n.i 11 uoi.li Inelii'Mill.
The golf is In charge of Charles Ihlti. hiimIf. wh(.n Uu,y t the ily Uo determined prior to a. ro-
tennis is in uiiii! (..,n. iii.,,,,,.,, , wii.i,.i, 1 ...., .i..v
the idil-tiiu'ers play hut I hayo the
greatest respect for I hem' and 1
sanio as the events at the annual
S V. I system moot.
j Xono of the ovonts, with the
i exception of the haseha 11 game,
j will he of the elimination type.
m- The winner of the I'ortiand-Xiii
(irande haseha 11 gam.e will play
x the winner of the Spokane-Walla
S Walla, game and t he winner will
represent the O.-W. al Ogden Aug. J
Z 15 and IC.
It's saving us .
a lot of money
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In coil'
necllori with t hi meet tho La
Grande CJun eluh will hold a mer-
i iminww ii.iirnM.,fi. ..i. hear the younger plnyers are as
whero me ritie snooung win unto Km)ll or iKllter than the veterans."
'ptot'o. I Jonea said that the siiiad would
J. 11. Peare, A. A. J commjs- ,day no other team match in Kng-
:rfrrtm'i4, tn this dlstrict. will refrreo kind and that as far us he him
self wan concerned, he prnhahtv
would -rent rirt his golf to the
Walker Cuji m-ilches, the llritish
ainateur a ml open chumpioiishiiis
and posnlhly only one other tourn
aiueiil In 1'Jnglaud.
"I hope lo visit France and Ier
niaiiy and pos.slhly Italy hetween
Ihe amateur and ojieu evepts hut
wilt not play ni.Mch golf," he de
dared, "posihly an ls-hoh nuitch
or so.'
The threoi hlg Kngllsh events
are spread over a period cf ahout
live weeks. The Walker Cup
iiYilches will he held at Sandwich
May 15 ami HI: the Hritlsh ama
ti uf ti M. Andrews .May HO to :i 1 ;
:iml Die nitn . ll..i-1'.L.
mllo in tho fast tlmo of 4 inln- j Jull , ,. ,n 2
s
S the meet.
lr ll j m
x renaieion team
w.i- ii ii tt r a
LnaiKS up uooa
Marks In Meet
:. j O S T in the mountain fastnesses, a lone girl, injured and unhorsed!' 1
s., '.--..What chance has she? Her injured pony had strayed hack to civilization, '
a, mute testator to a tragedy in the wilds. Every ahle-hodied man. in
V the country had joined Ihe frantic hunt, hut the wilds held its secret," ' . ' j
until
It was Scorchy Smith, the hoy aviator that found Betty Brown.
Mounted on an outlaw mustang, Scorchy defied the wilderness and
rescued the girl, just as Scorchy had defied the same wilderness to
rescue an aviator pal. But these are only the heginning episodes in the
Sa8ar: SCORCHY SMITH
as depicted hy the deft pen of JOHN C. TERRY. A true American,
hoy, Scorchy Smith has already won a place in the hearts of America.
You will thrill to his further adventures in the rugged mountains of the '
Northwest. You will quicken with anticipation whenever Scorchy
Smith lakes-off on a new adventure.
APPEARS DAILY IN STRIP FORM
EVENING OBSERVER
Pl-;NIl-K'l 'ON. Hie.. Apr. '29
(Special) Some excellent, mnrks
were' innde In the county track,
meet held hen Saturday, which '
IVndietolt won with ease, height- ,
i tiling their chances capture the
! Kaslorn Oregon championship this
j coining Saturday. '
' IM'ew, of I'endteton, clicked off
, tl.
! ulen 51 1-5 seconds ami aho won
i the half. Mcliamuy took Hist in I
: the discus and shot, and A.rlehnrn
won the inn hi Hill :i-5, the hroad
; jump wllh '2 feet a Inches and
I Temple vaulted in feet and threw
; tho Javelin 1 -Hi feet. Inches. I
StuiMiinry of i:ent.s j
. r.n yard dash: Temple (p). llnf
lronf(M), W. Krwin (1'). Miller
; (-VP- 'I inie .1 .1-5 seconds.
' Cpn yard dash: Artehurn (I').
lilhr .l). W. JOrwJn (I). Harp
t-Vt). Tlmo 10 :i-S seconds. I
J'.ole vault: Temple ( I'), Hldlon !
,;ilf,! Masters ( I'), (lihhons (.l.
Jt'dght I feet. -
iriliiiU jump; -Cox (IU, Artehurn
T)." Olinger (M ). Kidtl-tr (I).
nf-ight 5 reet i Inches.
Distils: Schanner (!'), Markham
f:tM).' Widder ( I '), Harp .U). His-
UU1( e 1 I I feet.
' Shot, put: Sehannep !'). Mark
ham M). Arethurn ll'). lilnncli
ard ( M ) . instance U! lett ;i l-:t
Inches.
Mile run: Hel'ew (!. Mansfield
having used such player will he
(tl.Mjunhl'ied antl iinrred from com
petition. The code of spHsnuliiship for
ih'. Ani,-ricnn Legion Junior lea
gues is ii'i follows;
. .' Ic'1 tb,v rules., t t t
"Keep faitli with your confrades.
"I.;ep your temper.
"Keep yourself fit.
"Keep a stout heart In defeat.
''Keep your pride under victory.
'Keep a so u ml soul, a clean
ii'ind and a healthy hody." -
Fans Applying For
World Series Seats
iou hear this praise of Iron
(AH) 1 -sSL fireman wherever you go,
tor throughout United Mates and
WASH'IXHTOiN', Apr.
-'Ihe fans who take no ehanei
iro rapping at the Washington hull Canada factories, office build
ings, hotels, apartments, laun
dries, schools, greenhouses and
UOMi: ;i. I I.ICS AKIMVK
SOt THAl'l'ON. Kngland. Ajir.
US (A,H) The lal'gesL contingent
of American women golfers 'over
to land In Kngland arrived today
when tho Hereugaria docked at
Southampton with (Henna ,Collett !
and her team u hoard. ' j
.MIsk Colleit. the American
women's champion, headed a parly I
of 20 including Virginia Van Wie i
and Helen Klckn, who. Khn do-
clarod. "Aho. just as good at golf i
as I am."
.Maureen Orcult, the other inem
her of the Ameriean "hig four"
lul 's door for world series restr
vathins atreacij
I -Mia ....iinL-lu o .
from , . , " , . .,. ,." noraes are turnini' to it as
i'ni MTiiMd uiii,i, wiin waiter - c r
Johnson's lads having won seven
i Iralght.
Svopt
arrived several days ago.
Legion Juniors
Still Enrolling
For Baseball
i Slants
by t -.
Alan J.Gould
source of profit, comfort and
. convenience.
If Iron Fireman did not do
ill its manufacturers claim for
it, users would be less extrava
gant in their praise of the ma
chine when talking to neighbors
I ind friends.
Iron Fireman "Forced Under
I hiug" has ushered in a new era
I n coal firing .... Complete
I combustion . . . i Smoke nuisance
ibatcd .... Labor costs of hand
I firing cut . ... Consistent annual
savings of 15 to 50 per cent
in fuel costs . . . . Even tem
peratures, day and nicht ....
And no fires to build on cold
All four uf the prinrlpril Anwr
Iciin Kolf t'hiin.TiiunN will J--In t ltr
invasion or Hiiiish links lnunchci winter mornings,
wllh tin' i-nd or April nnd colli inn-i
IHK until tin' ml, I. He or June. i
T!iO l)iKie.'l. piinuli' or eluh- .'
cwin.ijfrs over o:-K:inlzi-il tor tin'
mlvalii'c on tilt' l.lon s Links Is
llf:nlc-t! liy Holihy .lillli'..-. oaittalll
ol' tin- iiniMtonr Walker Cnp lenm
no, I holili-r .r tin' National open
frown: Clennn Colletl. the u-nin-
j en's elianipfon: Harrison .lohuslon.
Il was nnnounreil toilay that
(M). Warner ( 1 lei nilston ). Hauer 1,0!'' '" iU-re to play l.nyeliall
(P). 'I'luv ! minutes ! l-.l we-""1 "i! Ameiiean l.fslm junior
nmls. . li'aj-'ue. may rexlsler with mis
l'2tl van! ilasli: Miller (M). Marli- ' I'almer at thn Iji Clramle I'rlnt-
liam (M). C ( llermlMon). 1). 'K company until 0 o'clock "I'hurs- ll.o antteiir klnu; anil l.eo IHi-koI
Temple (I'). "I"lmi I -a seconds. ' il"" cvcnlnit. ItcRlstratloll hejian luoresstonal elianniion who also
tin yard liich hurdles: Kidder , "itiM-'lay -.mil nulti. a number have holds the Canadian open title.
fl-).. Artehurn (!). tillihnns ( M ). inroiieo. j run most ninxplr iiuiih riKUre
Olintter t.l). 'I line IS l-f,. nuns mr nn- imyiiw 01 naseiian
440 yanl i nn: l-lnson t !). Kousc Karnes In the Ameriean l.e'.-ion s
(M), Itowman (Ml. l'ears.in (He- junior lc.i(.-ue have l.een announced
lix)., 'rime r."i l-"i seconds. . I'V J- It. (iarlty, of the legion com-
Javelln: 3'eniile (I'). Markham mlttee wlilih Is sponMlrillB Keveral
(M ). Karstens (Helix). Illanehanl li anis In li Crnnds.
VTASTf.VUL
Fuel from abort
SnEiVTlFlC
Fitct fnm belttw.
An Iron Fireman engineer will
(Al). Distance -Hit feet S i- inehes.. w"
Itrorid jump: Artehurn (!'), 'Fein-
lile ( I'). Miller (Al). Hidinn (M). g
Histaliee I'd feel 3 Inches. 0
'221 aid low huidhN: t iiIarger O
(1'). lfarh (Al). Oling.r (Al). V. g
li'Win !. Time l"i 1 -T seconds. O
SSo yard run: He I'ew ( 1'), Pes- g
rln Ho (.M). llowniau ( M ) . IMnm o
(l'. Time 1 minutes XT, seeonds. O
pi. i:ty or ih.m: iti o
o
f'HK'ACiO. Apr. -2'. ( 1') lUone g
run outhurstri l-y the Oti i; a go I'uhs O
are a Fmirrf of great sal;-frtioii g
1 tti liorthnlde fans, hut promise lo o
; heeonie expeii' iv( lor a I inn o O
watch in:i nufaet a rers. 0
Thi eoneet n of lei rd n v.rHl O
atrh for each homo run hy a g
i major leaguer in cither 'tthjt or o
! W hite Sox pathr. and today was in g
deh! twice to "Hahln" Hartnelt.
j who sol a p-jir ye Serd.iy. and owd O
one eath to f'lll'f Heatl rote an I g
TMIi her t'harlie Kooi. "
nvls-h.j; rrom this ronvention of t Sauiy call antl survey your plant
eiiampions is Walter iiat-en. Anicr-1 a"d rentier a report that fairly
lean holder or the llritish open and accurately contrasts your
tit I.- r,,r the past two n..hs. 'i present results and costs with
sij:;;;;i'":t, ;s ht i fesul,s an? cosvoa
-. -rrrrr : , . r I from a" Iron Fireman. Ask us
for this service. It is free.
Iron Fireman can be purchased
on convenient terms.
Blankets
Sweaters
Dresses
Stockings
Bootees
Cowns
Gertrudes
Shirls
Binders
Jackets
Saques
Special Prices lor National Baby Week
FRED SPAETH
La Grande, Ore.
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A 1 K1L TO MAY 3RD
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
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automatic fuel